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  Musician Tom and comedian Jess have brilliant timing on stage - but soon after a chance encounter, they learn the hard way that, when it comes to love, timing isn't so easy... Perfect for fans of will -they-won't-they love stories, romantic comedies and Josie Silver. For Jess and Tom, timing is everything. For her, it's the moment she delivers the perfect punchline. For him, it's the heartbeat in the music he makes with his band. And from the night they meet, sharing the same stage at the Edinburgh Festival, their attraction is undeniable. At first, it seems their timing is as perfect in the wings as it is in front of a crowd. But as Jess and Tom's careers take off, the moment for true connection is always just out of reach. With fate pushing them together, only to pull them apart, will the timing ever be right? After all, when it comes to love, the timing has to be perfect. . . doesn't it? I kindly received an early copy through Netgalley and have since been ...

Teaser Tuesdays  is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of  Should Be Reading Our Teaser for this week : ' 'My mind is already going there, to that disaterous routine. I'm picking up speed, i'm bending, I'm leaping, I'm spinning, I'm- and apparently I'm the only one who knows how to dress like a civilised member of society. She sighs. '' ''But there is no use in arguing. There's never any use in arguing with my parents. ' '  Pg 8, #BeingSloaneJacobs by Lauren Morrill - Published on January, 7th 2014 by Delacorte (an imprint of  +Random House Books  ) PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT  with either the link to your own  Teaser Tuesdays  post, or share your ‘teasers’ in a comment here!  :) See you next week, folks!  x

Time for another Special Guest Post,  Huzza!   Today's Guest Post will be from Nottingham-based Author Jack Croxal l! His new best-selling   short story X is now available for purchase from Amazon UK & Amazon US.  Halloween Guest blog – Jack Croxall I love Halloween. Not just because of the fancy dress and mischievous hijinks, but because of all the spooky stories that rear their creepy heads to give us goose bumps, shudders and, most importantly, that little something extra to think about. A gory supernatural horror is all well and good, but I find a spooky tale is all the more unsettling if it is driven by something real; by a theme or character we can relate to, or even by a situation we recognise from real life. Throughout the beginning of this year, I’d been mulling a horror story over in my mind constantly. I had a character, a claustrophobic setting and an unforgiving menace, but no actual theme – no real point to the story. Luckily thoug...